K11 Art Foundation
Hong Kong
A foundation dedicated to the professional development of emerging artists from Greater China and to fostering international exchange.
Foundations that run open calls for artists: 282 in all, 120 accepting applications now, in Albania, Andorra, Angola, Argentina and more.
282 organisations · 120 accepting applications
Open calls from organisations of this kind: what each one has open now, the calls it ran before and how often it opens. Look at who runs a call before you apply.
Hong Kong
A foundation dedicated to the professional development of emerging artists from Greater China and to fostering international exchange.
France
Switzerland
An art and science programme at Energypolis in Sion that invites an international visual artist to work with the Laboratory for Energy Materials.
Clearmont, United States
Ucross Foundation provides uninterrupted time and space to artists, while serving as a steward of its historic 20,000-acre ranch in Wyoming.
Germany
France
A foundation that, with the ENSA Paris-Belleville school, organises Archi'bois, an ideas competition for student architects, engineers and landscape designers.
United States
A fund that backs documentary projects on the belief that storytelling can change minds and inspire action. It supports media that stands on its own as first-rate work and also carries a social purpose.
Uzbekistan
United States
United Kingdom
Italy
United States
Japan
Spain
The Centro de Creadores Contemporáneos de Cuenca (4C), managed by the Fundación Antonio Gala, hosts residencies for young creators from different disciplines in Cuenca, Spain.
Taiwan
United States
Italy
German study centre in Venice, Italy, for scholars and artists.
Greece
Every foundation, residency, festival, museum, gallery and arts council whose open calls are in our catalogue — including those between calls, with the calls they ran before.
Each page shows the months its deadlines usually fall in and its past calls. Sign in to get a reminder when it opens a new one.
The links to apply, deadline reminders, artists’ reviews of organisers and who each organiser selected in its past calls. It is free.